Designing for Infection Prevention: Evolving Best Practices in Healthcare Design

The global pandemic swiftly transformed healthcare facility operations, necessitating rapid implementation of infection prevention and control (IP&C) measures. Now, more than four years later, this presentation examines the evolution of facility design in response to lessons learned. It explores which design strategies have proven effective, sustainable, or transformative in shaping best practices. Highlighted topics include recent advances in IP&C that influence strategic planning, operational efficiency, spatial dynamics, and architectural innovation. Additionally, presenters will address decision-making considerations beyond IP&C, such as cost efficiency, sustainability, and the patient, staff, and family experience. Looking ahead, the presentation also explores future design strategies leveraging advancements in science, technology, and policy.

Approximately 1 hour. Delivered online, at your own pace.

Presented by Bonny Slater, CHID, ASID, LEED AP on behalf of Medical Construction & Design. View the Medical Construction & Design Privacy Policy

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